Event related content aggregation platform, Eventifier has secured an undisclosed sum of money as funding from Startup Centre and KAE Capital. Evenitifier enables event organisers to aggregate content related to their event and archive them on Eventifier. Speaking to Medianama, Jazeel Badur Ferry, CEO, Eventifier said that the funds raised will be used for marketing and sales. Eventifier was started by Jazeel Badur Ferry, Nasim Zeeshan and Mohammed Saud in June 2012. As per a note from The Startup Centre, the tool has seen around been used by the Clinton Foundation as a customer, and over 10% of its users became customers. Aggregation of Event Related Content Eventifier targets event organisers who want to give their audience all the content about their event in one place. It aggregates content around an event from different social media including photos, videos, tweets, details of contributors and slides from/on an event, using hash-tags and keywords (example) and restrict the aggregation to a particular time span. One piece missing is the aggregation of online reports published around the event: perhaps the ability for organizers to manually integrate that into an eventifier page might help. They provide admin access for event organisers to curate the content being aggregated. This could be a useful public relation tool for event organisers to avoid any negative comments. Eventifier claims to have aggregated content related to 1022 events since June 2012. 822 events were aggregated for their 60 customers while 200 events have been pushed by the platform. Monetisation: Interested event organisers can…
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